on March 15, 2023
5 Scientifically Proven Benefits of Depression Therapy and Anxiety Therapy
Advice . Anxiety Therapy . DepressionDepression and anxiety are two of the most common mental health disorders in the world today, affecting millions of people of all ages and backgrounds. The good news is that therapy has been scientifically proven to be an effective treatment for both depression and anxiety, providing individuals with the tools and strategies they need to
on January 11, 2023
Why Consider Depression Therapy or Anxiety Therapy in 2023
Advice . Anxiety Therapy . Blog . DepressionTwelve strokes at midnight, a number slides, and a new year begins. December 31 marks the end of a year and the start of a new one. And yet, nothing changes overnight… But it can mark the start of a new beginning, the best version of yourself in 2023. Starting therapy in 2023 is the
on December 28, 2022
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Seeking Professional Therapy for Depression
Anxiety Therapy . Blog . DepressionDepression can be a debilitating mental health condition that can make it difficult to function in everyday life. It can be hard to reach out for help and ask for professional assistance. However, seeking professional therapy for depression can be incredibly beneficial in helping to manage the condition. Professional therapy can provide you with the
Anxiety puts us on edge. Beyond stressful events, we feel it every day for various reasons. Talking to strangers, avoiding finding a solution to the problem, and tumbling in unfamiliar situations puts you in a state of uncertainty and fear that can become a habit. Anxiety is a difficult mental health illness to live with
The leading cause of disability in Canada is a mental illness and the effects of depression and anxiety alone can be pretty devesting on both individual and societal levels. The main benefit of the prevalence of mental illness is that it is becoming more accepted as a condition that needs to be treated. As the
Anxiety disorders are shockingly prevalent throughout Canada with an estimate of over 3 million Canadians reporting that they have anxiety disorders. Most of these Canadians sought anxiety therapy, although nearly 25% did not. As anxiety disorders become more commonplace in our society the stigma previously associated with therapy for anxiety is fading away. Reaching out